ungolden

English

Etymology

From un- +‎ golden.

Adjective

ungolden (comparative more ungolden, superlative most ungolden)

1. Not golden.
   • 1871, Hansard's Parliamentary Debates, page 137:

     Being at a banker's a few days since, and seeing on the counter a number of [sovereigns] of a very dusky ungolden hue, I asked what was the matter with them?

   • 1874, The Cornhill Magazine, volume 29, page 127:

     Zelda belonged to the ungolden world—her element was the golden age which was not of gold.